Martin Czernin, Mag. Dr.

Contact: martin.czernin (at) haydnkons.at

Education:

University of Salzburg (Musicology, Mag. Phil.)
University of Vienna (Musicology, Dr. phil.)
Folkwang University for Music, Theater and Dance in Essen (special courses for the research and interpretation of Gregorian chant, lecturer training)

1994-2011 several semester lecturer at the Institute of Musicology of the University of Vienna
1995-2004 Supervision of diploma theses and dissertations at the Institute of Musicology of the University of Vienna
Since 2014 teaching at the Joseph Haydn Conservatory Eisenstadt

Private lessons in piano, organ and violin
1983-1989 participation in various choirs in Salzburg, i.a. Bach Choir (Conductor: Howard Arman)
1987-1988 participation in CD recordings with the Salzburg Bach Choir (conducted by Howard Arman) and the Collegium Musicum Plagense (conducted by Rupert Gottfried Frieberger OPraem.)
1993 Participation in the opening of the 3rd International Johann Friedrich Fasch Days in Zerbst at the harpsichord
1993-1996 Conducting a Choral Schola in the Benedictine Abbey of Our Lady to the Scots in Vienna

Since 1986 exploration and reconstruction of medieval music fragments
1993-2012 music archivist of the Benedictine Abbey of Our Lady to the Scots in Vienna
1994-1996 participation in the new edition of the 1879 by Ludwig Ritter von Köchel first published list of works by Johann Joseph Fux. Project Leader: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Gamerith (Expositure Oberschützen of the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz) and Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Suppan (University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz)
1995-2000 participation in various (state) exhibitions in Dublin, Stift Melk, Neuberg a.d. Mürz and Vienna (including 1000 years of music in Austria)
2001-2016 co-organization of conferences on the music of the unison music of the Eastern and Western Churches
Prior to 2013, composition of the compositional work of the Austrian composer Dr. Karl Scheidle (1904-1972)

Publications on Austrian music history (especially the Middle Ages, J.J. Fux, 18th-20th centuries) as well as some European countries
Editing of commemorative publications and books on Austrian music history
(Co-)publication of books and catalogs on international music history (including East European and Jewish music)
Biography and catalog raisonné of the Austrian composer Karl Scheidle (1904-1972)
Catalog contributions and encyclopedia articles (among others Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart, Österreichisches Musiklexikon)
Editions of notes

1995 Lecture on the occasion of an exhibition opening at the Royal Irish Academy in Dublin
Lectures in the context of special conferences on Gregorian chant
Lectures on sources of medieval music in Austria
Lectures on the music history of Vienna
Lectures on Burgenland music history